Basketball schedule

Boys:
Born: 1993-1994

Pool A:
Czech Republic
France
Serbia
Russia

Pool B:
Lithuania
Turkey
Croatia
Finland

Girls:
Born: 1993-1994

Pool A:
Spain
Belgium
Poland
Turkey

Pool B:
France
Sweden
Hungary
Finland

Organising of the Basketball by the sports club Tampereen Pyrintö:

RESULTS

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Monday 20.07

Boys:
Russia – Czech Republic 94 - 63 (50 - 33)
Serbia – France 77 - 61 (38 - 28)
Turkey – Croatia 74 - 68 (37 - 31)
Lithuania - Finland 77 - 41 (38 - 20)

Girls:
Spain – Turkey 60 - 56 (33 - 29)
Belgium – Poland 81 - 44 (31 - 22)
France - Finland 69 - 52 (45 - 28)
Sweden – Hungary 58 - 55 (23 - 34)

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Tuesday 21.07

Boys:
Czech Republic – Serbia 65-95 (33-42)
France - Russia 64-83 (39-43)
Croatia – Lithuania 81-88 (55-54)
Finland – Turkey 64-76 (31-33)

Girls
Turkey - Belgium 70-61 (31-23)
Poland - Spain 29-112 (8-62)
Finland – Sweden 56-60 (14-32)
Hungary – France 42-74 (21-34)

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Wednesday 22.07

Boys:
Russia-Serbia 77-75 (45-35)
France- Czech Republic 72-48 (37-25)
Lithuania-Turkey 77-72 (38-33)
Croatia-Finland 81-40 (32-6)

Girls:
Spain-Belgium 39-64 (20-29)
Poland-Turkey 50-66 (26-30)
Hungary-Finland 78-65 (38-29)
France – Sweden 61-33 (35-14)

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Thursday 23.07

Boys:
France – Finland 111-65 (50-33)
Croatia – Czech Republic 103-70 (48-31)
Russia – Turkey 73-68 (39-36)
Lithuania - Serbia 91-86 (40-38)

Girls:
Spain – Finland 72-47 (45-22)
Hungary – Poland 70-61 (43-21)
Belgium – Sweden 75-58 (33-25)
France – Turkey 46-45 (24-26)

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Friday 24.07

Finland beat Poland in girls basketball

The captain of the Finnish under 16 year old girls Evita Iiskola told that they were looking for victory from Poland. In today's ranking games Finland beat Poland with fast running. Iiskola, the 181 centimetres long Finnish B-girls European Championship player from Honka and her team prepared for todays game by going early to bed. This morning the team listened to music and got into the winning spirit. With shirt number 8 playing Iiskola turned 16 this March. In her opinion the strength of her team lies within the fast running. Today, after the defence had been sorted out, the gain from Poland was clear.

Next week Evita and her team will head to European Championship games in Napoli, where the European Championship will be resolved.

Christina Toimela

Basketball

Final day, Friday 23rd July

Girls at Hervanta Leisure Centre: At ranking games Finland beat Poland 69-61 (41-35) and Spain beat Hungary 80-45 (42-20).

At medal games Turkey beat Sweden 72-42 (39-26) and Belgium lost France 68-77 (35-47).

Final results below:

8th Poland
7th Finland
6th Hungary
5th Spain
4th Sweden
Bronze Turkey
Silver Belgium
Gold France

Boys at Pyynikki Ball Games Centre:

At ranking games Czech Republic lost Finland 66-73 (30-32), France beat Croatia 69-65 (47-30).

At medal games Serbia lost Turkey 69-83 (26-39), Russia lost Lithuania 66-80 (29-34).

Final results below:

8th Czech Republic
7th Finland
6th Croatia
5th France
4th Serbia
Bronze Turkey
Silver Russia
Gold Lithuania

Christina Toimela